191. Understanding Judicial Activism
The United States Supreme Court has received a lot of criticism for not keeping within Constitutional bounds, while practicing judicial activism, as many people believe that instead, the primary purpose of the Supreme Court should be to interpret laws in an ac ...
192. Understanding Of The Establishment of Religion
The topic of religion is of big interest to many Americans today. There are so many
forms of religions that exist in the increasingly liberal world. Contrary to
what many people believe, the Constitution applied the view of religion in its original
document ...
193. Understanding Tax and Spend Power
Located within Article I, Section 8 of the United States Constitution, the "Taxing and Spending Clause" represents an aspect by which the Federal Government possesses the authority to impose taxation upon the general public. Subsequent parts of this Clause inc ...
194. Understanding Taxation
Taxation is a means by which the Federal Government, as well
as individual states, impose fees on items as well as monetary
considerations in order to support the aforementioned Federal and
State
governments. According to the Constitution, taxation is over ...
195. United States v Lamacchia 1994
Technology influences the law's applicability to unprecedented scenario. Nothing has challenged legal definitions of terms more than digital media. In the early 1990s, David LaMacchia, a 21-year old MIT student and computer hacker used the Massachusetts Instit ...
196. Veto Defined
Veto,
defined as deciding against something or refusal to support, is that which is
under the authority of the President. In general, veto power emits authority to
halt something from occurring, but does not institute any changes itself.
Despite its lack o ...
197. What Are Monopolies
A monopoly
may be defined as one entity being the sole supplier of a particular product or
service, thus leaving no room for others to partake in such business
enterprises. This lack of competition, then, leaves little choice for
consumers, which places co ...
198. What Are The Implied Powers
The 1819
case of McCulloch v. Maryland addressed the scope of powers held by the Federal
Government and expanded them in provoking the creation of the doctrine of
implied powers granted under the Constitution. The Supreme Court thus placed
limits of states ...
199. What Are The Labor Issues
Labor issues
have been around for quite a long time within the United States. It represents
an aspect of life that people must come to grips with in order to make a living
in most cases. United States labor law is comprised of both Federal and State
laws t ...
200. What Comes To Mind When You Hear
When we
think of treason, what comes to mind is that of betrayal or a breach in the
pursuits of honor and righteousness. According to Article 3 of the United
States Constitution, treason is defined in relation to its occurrence against
the whole of the cou ...